When individuals experience traumatic events, they may struggle to understand their feelings and express themselves, including in romantic and sexual relationships. This difficulty can stem from...
There are many reasons why soldiers often struggle to express their feelings when they come back from war. For one, the military culture encourages toughness, selflessness, and stoicism, which can...
Traumatic events can have a lasting impact on an individual's mental health, causing them to experience feelings such as fear, anxiety, and depression. One group that is particularly susceptible to...
Soldiers experience intense stress during times of war. This includes emotional trauma that may cause them to develop mental health problems such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) or...
Veterans returning from war often experience trauma that can affect their mental health and relationships. One such effect is moral injury, which occurs when an individual feels guilty for...
Emotional Disclosure
When soldiers are deployed to war zones, they may experience intense and lasting traumas that can impact their mental health and wellbeing. These traumatic events can range...
How do soldiers reconcile the desire for romantic connection with feelings of guilt related to survivorship or moral injury?
Soldiers often face challenges in their personal lives after returning...
Psychological barriers are common among many people, including veterans who have experienced trauma and PTSD. These barriers can make it difficult for veterans to engage in playful, spontaneous, or...
Veterans often experience a range of emotions and challenges after returning from service, including feelings of inadequacy, shame, or guilt related to their sexual or relational lives. These...
Moral Injury is a significant problem that many military personnel face after returning from war or combat zones. It has been found to have detrimental effects on their mental health and overall...